* Thomas Harris <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2004-10-12 10:14]: > Digging through the Debian QA site showed a few outstanding issues > with java and java alternatives (kaffe, sable). I also noticed that > Tomcat 5 runs on Debian mipsel.
sablevm compiles on mipsel these days but I'm not sure how well it has been tested. Unfortunately, most java compilers/runtimes are not very portable (I know how ironic that is). GJC should also work. > Am I being to optimistic in believing I can put this box into > production with Debian mipsel, Apache, jamm, postfix, dovecot, > openldap, and BIND? I don't know what jamm is, but all of the other applications listed here should work just fine on mips. As to Java, I don't think many people have tested it so you probably just have to try. But I wouldn't get my hopes up too high. In any case, Cobalt OS is so out of date (and not supported security wise) that it's imho a good idea to migrate away from it as soon as you can. -- Martin Michlmayr http://www.cyrius.com/
